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Under the hood.How Ogno learns, where its answers come from, and day one.
The home page tells the story. This page covers how Ogno keeps learning after it maps your company, how it reads your systems without copying them, and what the first days look like.
01How it learns
The map is the start. Ogno keeps learning how you work.
Procedures, memory, and asking when unsure.
Engineers call Ogno's map an ontology: kinds of things, where each lives, what it's called there, how they link and who owns them. Ogno builds it per person, team and organization, so nothing crosses between teams.
On top of the map, Ogno keeps your procedures, your history, and a habit of asking when it is unsure.
Practice
Teach it a procedure once, like how your team handles a disputed invoice. It follows the same steps next time.
Memory
It remembers what each person and team told it, across conversations. Anyone can see what it remembers and make it forget.
Asking
When it can't tell which source wins, it says what it assumed and asks. One correction fixes it for the whole team.
02Where answers come from
Every answer shows where it came from.
Read live, never copied.
Ogno reads your documents, channels and databases where they live, never copying them into yet another store, and cites the source behind every line. When there's no record, it says so.
Day one to useful in three steps.
Ogno needs no six-month pilot and no consultants to write down how your company works. It reads, watches and takes corrections, like a new hire.
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Connect once
Add Ogno to Slack and connect the tools your team already uses. Credentials stay on the server, never with the model.
- 2
Ogno learns the map
It works out what your things are called in each system and how they connect, then asks when it can't tell.
- 3
It starts working
Briefs, follow-ups and workflows run on their own. Anything that sends, spends, shares or deletes waits for a named person.